Kuyper Francis K uyper Francis w as a Dutch printer, of Amsterdam, and sister's son to Daniel Brenius . He nominally belonged to the Collegiants; but all his sympathies were with the Socinian party, whose opinions he was actively instrumental in disseminating...
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Kuroscius Gratian K uroscius Gratian , (ou Kurosz,) is often called by his Christian name alone, in the Manuscript Synodical Acts. He was the son of Stanislaus Kuroscius, who dedicated him to the study of Theology at the Synod of Racow, in 1635. He obtained...
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Krzyskievicius K rzyskievicius was mentioned in our account of John Crellius and Simon Pistorius . To the former of these he was appointed to act as amanuensis, about the year 1632 or 1633. With the latter he was associated, by the Synod of Kissielin,...
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Krotovius John K rotovius John , (Polon. Grotkowski,) was the first Minister of the Church of Smigel, over which, according to the Manuscript Acts of Synod, he presided in the year 1580. It is stated in these Acts, that he judaized ; and that he never...
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Krokier Paul K rokier Paul , (croquier, Crokier, or Kroker,) Junior, was Rector of the College at Racow, from the year 1613 to 1616 ; and succeeded Samuel Nieciecius in that office. In the last year of his Rectorship, he obtained leave of absence, and...
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Kosa John K osa John was the fourth Superintendent of the Unitarians of Transylvania ; and succeeded George Enyedi in that office A. D. 1597. We are not in possession of any particulars, respecting the history of the Unitarian Church in that country,...
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Kontz Balthazar K ontz Balthazar succeeded John Jarai, as Superintendent of the Unitarian Churches in Transylvania; and it was during his Superintendency that the Socinians were banished from the kingdom of Poland. About four hundred of them endeavoured...
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Konarscius Alexandre K onarscius Alexandre , ( Polon . Konarski) w as one of the numerous emissaries, employed by the Polish Socinians, to disseminate their doctrines in foreign countries. In 1650, at the Assembly of Raszcow, Ruarus was commissioned to...
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Kodde Vander Gilbert, Adrian et John K odde Vander Gilbert, Adrian and John t he brothers of William Kodde , or Coddaeus, Professor of Hebrew at Leyden, were the joint founders, with Cornelius Anthony , ou Tonts Cornelison , of the Collegiants, or Rhynsburgers....
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Knowles John K nowles John , of Gloucester, by long and diligent study, became a proficient in the critical knowledge of the Scriptures. In the early part of his life he was an Independent; and after much reading and reflection, he was led to embrace...
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